It’s been a month since release and I’m still not sure if Pearl Abyss knows what it wants Crimson Desert to be

Nothing has made it more obvious that Crimson Desert is a singleplayer game created by an MMO developer than its patch cadence and rapid evolution. The game has changed so much in little under a month, as Pearl Abyss has pumped out an absurd number of updates. Quality-of-life changes, bug fixes, implementing new features—stuff that…

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Cybersecurity experts raise the alarm over Windows Recall again: ‘The vault door is titanium. The wall next to it is drywall’

Remember Windows Recall? The AI feature that essentially screenshots nearly everything you do on your PC in order to present users with a timeline of activity they can rewind back through? It was meant to be available on Copilot+ AI PCs from June 2024 but got, ahem, recalled a number of times amid cybersecurity concerns….

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The PC Gaming Show and Future Games Show return in June to brighten up your summer with world premieres, interviews, and fresh demos to install

Recently, the sun has been peeking its warm rays through the clouds, offering a hopeful glimpse at the summer soon to come. It’s tempting me to come outside, breathe in the fresh air, frolic in the grass amongst the flowers. I feel a warm, gentle breeze squeak through the open window and caress my cheek….

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MediaTek is ‘cautiously optimistic’ that discrete memory pricing will look less gloomy during 2026

The memory supply crisis—spurred at least in part by the AI industry’s endless appetite for DRAM and SSDs—has made consumer prices look extremely gloomy. Still, fabless semiconductor company MediaTek is “cautiously optimistic” that things might start to look a little more optimistic for discrete memory pricing come the second half of 2026. To be clear,…

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